With the completion of French elections, how do you think the election of Macron will impact US mortgage rates?

What about doing a LO to someone which wont use it as their main residence?

I already did an inspection (a bit backwards, I know) and I have literally run the brrrr calculator so many different times I am sort of losing my mind and losing track - can someone offer advice on this project.Property: 3 bed, 1 bath asking $159,000The property is currently rented at $1400 a month Taxes: approx $2400All of the systems - heat, electric, air were in good orderInspection report: THe following based on professionalswater in the basement - may need a french drain/sump pump .  

Also, check out 2300 S French Ave (17-92) in Sanford.

Had a worker get fired by the GC and he came back and plastered orange paint on the front of the house and porch and broke out the windows on the french door.

On the new construction houses we just sold, one in San Clemente, CA (1,625,000) and the other in Capistrano Beach, CA (1,950,000) we used Thermador high end appliances (48" gas range/oven, 30" refrigerator column, 30" freezer column, micro drawer, 48" stainless over range hood, dishwasher) In the duplex we are selling for ($1,800,000 or $900,000 each unit which are 1662 sq. ft. each) we used Kitchen Aid gas stove, french door refrigerator, above stove microwave vented outside, and dishwasher.

I file a tax return in France on the French properties and recently have had to pay tax on revenues. 

@Daniel French @Karen S.

However if I was building a house new, I would consider no gutters, bring my foundation wall up 3' above grade, and French drain with plenty of gravel around the perimeter of the house.

Louis rent out the detached garages for extra income; your space would be a little more secure than a standard garage if you build it out with a wall and extra wide (or French style) double doors.